General Relativity and Spatial Flows: I. Absolute Relativistic Dynamics
Tom Martin

TL;DR
This paper explores two approaches to relativistic physics, integrating the substratum flow perspective with General Relativity, leading to an absolute relativistic dynamics framework with potential satellite effects.
Contribution
It introduces an absolute relativistic dynamics based on substratum flows, connecting it with General Relativity and expanding previous results.
Findings
Revised formalism linking substratum flows to General Relativity
Derived absolute energy and momentum concepts in relativistic dynamics
Predicted new satellite effects from the substratum flow approach
Abstract
Two complementary and equally important approaches to relativistic physics are explained. One is the standard approach, and the other is based on a study of the flows of an underlying physical substratum. Previous results concerning the substratum flow approach are reviewed, expanded, and more closely related to the formalism of General Relativity. An absolute relativistic dynamics is derived in which energy and momentum take on absolute significance with respect to the substratum. Possible new effects on satellites are described.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRelativity and Gravitational Theory · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
